FORMULA'S NEXT CHAPTER This 36-foot crossover bowrider presents an intriguing blend of sport and comfort. She offers 3-across seating at the helm, a well-appointed helm, and overnight accommodations with a transverse head in the bow with 6'2" headroom, an innovative layout of designer Michael Young. This makes her a dayboat with welcome features for guests, and a weekender for her owners. 

MAIN DECK OWNERS' SUITE This 118.2ft (36m) superyacht perfectly marries cutting-edge design with swift performance. German Frers' naval architecture delivered a fast displacement hull form. Cor D. Rover's interiors offer an adaptable canvas, allowing owners to personalize every element. She promises sophisticated comfort with dialed-up ambiance for any occasion.

PROP SLIP EXPLAINED Check out the detailed analysis of a Chris-Craft 35 Calypso's performance, focusing on how the Sharrow prop design influences fuel consumption and reduces slip across the operating range. This report dives into the data that matters for serious boaters, from trolling to cruising speeds, and even around the dock.

In this week's "Boneheaded Boater of the Week," we witness a boating trip that quickly spirals into a series of comical misadventures. What begins as a routine outing soon descends into chaos, highlighting the unpredictable nature of life on the water. From unexpected mishaps to laugh-out-loud moments. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a landlubber, this clip is sure to entertain and remind us all of the importance of safety and preparation on the water.